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Which is why, as I've said w/Timeless' releases of M Squad and The Rebel, the play's the thing-- if the show's good, as this Mr. Novak evidently is (rave reviews from all who have gotten that first-season Warner Bros. MOD), then 34 sec. of a tear in the film is very inconsequential.

As I've said before many a time (and, IMO, it still deserves repeating), The Streets of San Francisco has been very much like that for me!

IIRC, she was the leadoff victim on The Streets of San Francisco, in the 2-hr. pilot of that 1972-77 ABC police/detective series.

I wasn't against that in this thread; it's only that when I tried to scroll down to see the latest posts, the thread kept scrolling up as more and more and more pictures kept showing up. That was the only peeve I had here.

OT: you've got a point there! I was just going off what I learned were the rules here, and I didn't realize that sometimes they can be bent.

That's one thing I do not like about this forum-- when a thread meant for one specific thing devolves in umpteen different directions. Whenever I want to say something that is not about the subject of the thread, I make it a point to say "OT," and then make the post, such that the differing...

Good point! Something for everybody, I take it?

You usually get a pretty good-sized care package, don't you?

I doubt those would appeal to me, either!

How true, how true! I'm sure that there are those who enjoyed the entirety of The Odd Couple as CBS has presented it on DVD, even despite the musical replacements, because it's an incredibly classic comedy.

I never knew there were games for Dr. Kildare, Ben Casey, and Sgt. Preston of the Yukon!

Did not know they did that!

Look what I found on EBay: a vintage board game of Mr. Novak (might go just as well with the DVDs as Chuck Harter's book does)! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mr-Novak-Board-Game-by-Transogram-1963-Based-on-NBC-TV-Show-Complete/142817715523?hash=item2140996543:g:pXsAAOSwXudbEXmk:rk:16:pf:0

Certainly well done-- there is something in that Novak that must have been at least as riveting to him as Karl Malden's Lt. Mike Stone in The Streets of San Francisco and Lee Marvin's Lt. Frank Ballinger in M Squad have been to me!

It would be even easier, as I've said before, if people who are getting the releases of Mr. Novak have not seen it prior to purchase, and know nothing about the swaps.

Seeing what the packaging and discs look like, what does the menu screen on this first Mr. Novak release look like?

If I'm not mistaken

And, IINM, at the time of this broadcast, Edward himself was only 40 years old; he seemed to look older.

Same age as a current actress named Joey (surname King) is!

Similar to O-R Jack Lord Five-O from CBS, I take it?

That's good to hear! I hope the picture quality is satisfactory for you.

And at only 2 seasons' worth, it ought not take long for it to be out in full!

I take it then that the show takes top priority?

What about Chuck Harter's book on Mr. Novak-- have you gotten that yet?

By definition, a pencil!

Quite the tour de force on Chuck's part for a show that, albeit it lasted only 2 seasons on NBC, has been remembered for so long ever since it premiered!

Wonderful cover art (and in the B/W of the series, no less)!

So are you saying then that Amazon generally only sells the burned versions?

Not a problem-- glad you noticed, and thanks again for the response on the PM I sent you!

Not a problem!